The Board of directors have approved the Un-Audited Financial Result for the second quarter and half year ended 30th September, 2025. Enclosed copy along with Asset-Liability statement ....
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Jayabharat Credit Ltd reported zero revenue from operations for the second quarter and first half of FY26, as the company is currently not engaged in any active business activities. The company posted a net loss of Rs. 24.45 lakhs in Q2 FY26 and Rs. 51.08 lakhs for H1 FY26, compared to a loss of Rs. 26.63 lakhs and Rs. 43.44 lakhs in the corresponding prior-year periods. Accumulated losses stand at a massive Rs. 7,604.74 lakhs, and the company carries a negative net worth of Rs. 6,137.05 lakhs as on 30 September 2025. Total assets are only Rs. 11.20 lakhs while borrowings are Rs. 6,092.02 lakhs, entirely in the form of promoter Inter-Corporate Deposits that keep the company afloat. The auditors (Jagdish Chand & Co.) issued an unmodified review opinion but drew attention to the going concern matter given the deeply negative net worth and accumulated losses.
This is a deeply distressed small-cap NBFC with no operating business, persistent losses, negative net worth, and reliance on promoter funding just to survive — shareholders face very high risk with no near-term recovery in sight. The stock is effectively a non-operating shell dependent entirely on promoter support, and the registered office shift to Delhi signals further structural changes but no business revival.